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ReplyDeleteWow, I am so thankful to have you back in my class. So grateful you took Creative Writing. Your site is beautiful. Love the photo of the latest post. Is it you? A great angle. You always joke that I am going to need to report your writing. You are so insightful and compassionate that life hurts. That just happens to people who have such a great capacity to feel and understand. I appreciate your honesty in your writing and that means acknowledging the sucky parts of life. I know others who read your writing appreciate this too. The beauty of expression, whether writing or art or the music which you love, is that it connects us and makes us feel just a tiny bit less alone. You are gifted in general and gifted at this. I hope you will realize your dreams as you graduate this year and always keep sharing your passionate gift of expression.
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